#holli rose art

[littlewickedthings]

Holli Rose Art

[mitchellpenney56]

Holli Rose Art - 2023

[holliwoobz]

this is my rendition of the most violent girl in this fuckass vampire series from the 2000s

[itsjesscapade]

Here's a post consolidating the character bios for the main four! There are more characters to come, but I anticipate that these will be the only character bios I upload for now. Don't want to give too much away!~

[larkingame]

if anyone's interested, i was inspired by the incredible document that @lacunafiction put together for their characters and I made one for Larkin, It's a massive word doc that compiles all of the major character's in Larkin's physical appearances, complete with skin tone and hair references, fashion inspo and more! I think it might be a useful tool for artists and readers alike!

Here's the link!

[butterscotch-brigade]

aaaaand finally here it is!!! something ive been planning on all year, my 2023 summary of art!!! (template by caninethistles on deviantart)

ive always wanted to do smth like this and im so glad i was able to draw somewhat consistently throughout the year!! the only one i didnt post on here was my july one, which is from the livestream i did w my gf @/charcolor where we tried to draw vocaloids from memory. ryuto/gachapoid was the attempt i was most proud of so thats why i included him (still too embarrassed to post the rest of em lol, if u wanna see em go watch the stream archive LMAOOOO)

overall im proud of the progress ive made this year and i think ive improved a lot. ive been thinking abt maybe opening commissions soon, so stay tuned for that!!! happy 2024 :)

[florosprouts]

MARTYR COMPLEX / NEON SLASHER

Here are some alternates

This is actually also kinda redraw of something I did in like spring 2020 when I first started doing digital art. It’s always really fun to go back and try again

[lokibrainrot]

Dropping this here for you and skittering away! :)

HEY!! A!! OH MY GOD!!! THANK YOU!!!!

HE'S PERFECT THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!

[sketchbook-rose]

[rocketupduck-art]

Happy late Valentines Day! 🥰🌹💙

It feels so good to be drawing regularly again. ✨💖✨

[littlewickedthings]

Holli Rose Art

[skulemojee]

Silly sketches on what I think Rose's family looks like

I haven't seen anyone do this and I love Rose (as anyone should) soo... 💀

[cranberrykissel]

I'm so normal about him

[itsjesscapade]

Holly and Donovan tend to nip at each other, specifically about his smoking habit.

[final-queer]

the power of three / head at three quarter view study assignment

[katiajewelbox]

Merry Christmas from our home to yours! This is a beautiful handmade wreath featuring three notable plant species.

The green and white marbled leaves belong to a variegated spineless European Holly (Ilex aquifolium). This is the iconic species we associate with Yuletide decor and the sole Holly species native to Europe. In the Americas and Asia, there are hundreds of species of Hollies growing in tropical and subtropical habitats.

The spiky cones are Teasels (Dipsacus fullonum) seed heads. The Teasel is an annual wildflower found across Eurasia and North Africa. The cones are covered with minuscule lavender coloured flowers in summer which are a great food source for bees and butterflies. Later on, the teasel seeds provide winter food for wild birds like the decorative goldfinch (Carduelis carduelis). They are a "pain" to cut down in the late autumn garden due to their spiky leaves and stems, but worth it for the local wildlife.

The red berries are not Holly berries, they are Wild Rosehips (Rosa canina). This wild relative of the garden rose bears simple pale pink flowers with a single layer of petals and grows in Europe, Northwest Africa, and Western Asia. The scarlet rosehips are visible in winter hedgerows in the UK, like "nature's Christmas decorations". The rosehips are edible and contain high concentrations of vitamin C. Don't pop one in your mouth and start chewing! The rosehips contain irritating plant hairs (trichomes) inside that will cause digestive system issues and mouth sores. To safely eat rosehips, they must be cooked and strained to make syrup and jelly. I asked Santa for a jelly strainer to make these foraged treats.

I don't actually know what the fourth plant in the wreath is, but it has leathery dark green leaves and umbels of pale pink flowers. If anyone knows this plant please tell me in the comments!